A new study finds that mother-child brainwave synchronization remains just as strong in a second language, supporting healthy bonding in bilingual families.

During Black History Month, we’re reminded that reading with babies is equity in action—building brains, strengthening bonds, and giving every child a stronger, more just start.

It seems that every parenting expert on the internet has a “script” for what to say when your child is having a tantrum or meltdown. Do they actually work?

Only 50.5 per cent of parents currently read with their child each day – a decline from 66.1 per cent in 2019.

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Since the pandemic, more children have been starting school without being "school-ready." In 2022–23, 33% of all children starting reception in England did not have the skills needed for success in ...

Many of us remember the child in Taare Zameen Par-misunderstood, labelled lazy, punished for academic failure-only begins to flourish when a teacher recognises his dyslexia.

This rare speech motor disorder prevents effective speech planning, leaving some children persistently difficult to ...

Children’s love of reading has fallen to an all-time low in 20 years*, but across Busy Bees nurseries in Derbyshire, children ...

Studycat introduces a vocabulary-first French learning track that helps kids build core words through play, with ...

The Khalid Bin Sultan Al Qasimi Humanitarian Foundation (KSQF) and ECPAT International have announced a landmark initiative to translate and culturally ...

A new study will investigate whether noise levels in nurseries affect the language development of babies.Researchers at the University of East London said nearly 2 million children in the UK are ...